From Borders to Pathways : Innovations and Regressions in the Movement of People into Europe / edited by Matthew Zagor.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Zagor, Matthew, editor.

Series:

Perspectives on Europe Series

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Europe--Emigration and immigration--Government policy.

Europe.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (214 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Canberra, ACT : ANU Press, [2024]

Summary:

From Borders to Pathways examines the evolution of European migration policy, offering a forward-looking analysis that extends beyond traditional border controls to innovative legal migration pathways.

Contents:

Intro

List of illustrations

Figure 2.1 Country support for immigration and share of respondents in different cultural outsider groups

Figure 2.2 Probability of support for immigration by group

Figure 2.3 Predicted probabilities of favouring immigrants, first differences

Figure 5.1 Regional composition of US Diversity Visas and general immigration stream

Figure 5.2 Age composition of US Diversity Visas and general immigration stream

Table 2.1 Immigrants and minorities as share of total survey sample (per cent)

Table 2.2 Modelling attitudes towards immigrants

Table 3.1 Poles' attitudes to receiving refugees in Poland, 2015-18 (per cent)

Table 3.2 Poles' attitudes to receiving refugees from Africa or the Middle East via EU countries, 2015-18 (per cent)

Table 5.1 Permanent or long-term migration streams in selected countries (per cent)

Abbreviations

Contributors

Foreword

1. From borders to pathways: Innovations and regressions in the movement of people into Europe-An introduction

Part 1. European border attitudes: People, politics and populism

2. Cultural outsiders, the media and views of migrants in Europe

3. Immigrants unwelcome in Poland? Facts, figures and their broader sociocultural contexts

Part 2. Paradigm shifts and market mechanisms in migration control

4. Active refugee admission policies and refugee finance: Towards a new spectrum of refugeehood?

5. The migration lottery: Luck, law and lotteries

Part 3. Recolonisation, siege mentalities and the myth of difference

6. The activation of the Temporary Protection Directive: The protection of non-Ukrainian displaced persons within a dichotomous EU asylum acquis

7. Drawing lines out of limbo: A critique of the European enthusiasm for 'safe, legal pathways'.

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ISBN:

9781760466602

1760466603

OCLC:

1443561322